Roberto Wakerell-Cruz
Roberto Wakerell-Cruz is a Montreal-based journalist writer and podcast host. He is the main host of This Week In Canada a comedy and opinion news show.
WATCH: Trudeau cabinet minister attended arranged marriage where young woman auctioned to highest bidder
On Wednesday, The Post Millennial discovered new footage from the same trip, but this time McKenna is seen attending an arranged marriage, and feasting on the same Buffalo that was used to purchase the bride.
BREAKING: White House Press Secretary McEnany tests positive for COVID-19
McEnany is the latest in a series of positive diagnoses to come from the White House.
Trudeau Liberals to pay $96,000 to 'storytellers' to explain 'what the government is doing and why'
Applicants must answer questions such as "If you could only have one superpower, what would it be and what would you use it for?"
'What does that even mean?': Senators question Trudeau's philosophy of 'taking on debt so Canadians don't have to'
“What does that even mean?" asked Senator Yonah Martin, Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate.
Parents of Parkland shooting bring victim 'back to life digitally' in new ungodly voting initiative
"The technology throws a significant wrench into the gears of how humans have mourned since the beginning of our history, and we should all be wary of it."
BREAKING: Ford announces mandatory mask laws, new limits on restaurants and bars
Premier Doug Ford announced that masks would be made mandatory across the province. This will include wearing a mask while shopping, taking public transit, and at work if you are unable to keep two metres from others.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces $600 MILLION for 'Regional Relief and Recovery Fund,' $50 MILLION for women's shelters
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that his government would invest another $600 million for the Regional Relief and Recovery Fund.
Trudeau Finance Minister tells Senate predicting deficit is 'not prudent'
The deficit is projected to smash the previous record deficit set in 2010, which was set at $55.6 billion.
Ontario police forces misused private COVID-19 database
Ontario police conducted "over 95,000 searches," with 40 percent of those being conducted by the Thunder Bay Police Serve or Durham Regional Police Service.
Fundraiser launched for Montreal family of man who died in US truck accident
A fundraiser has launched for the family of Alexander Edelman, a Canadian man who died in a truck accident while in the US state of Virginia.
BREAKING: Trudeau announces $10 BILLION investment into infrastructure to create 60,000 jobs
Trudeau announced a $10 billion infrastructure plan that will "create about 60,000 jobs," in the coming three years.
Curious polar bear inspects RCAF helicopter
a curious polar bear came by to investigate the helicopter, causing some superficial damage as it pushed on a side door, popped out an emergency exit window and removed a small cover panel on the nose.
Police seize $1 million in illegal Casino bust north of Toronto
A 20,000 square foot mansion, posing as an illegal casino and spa has been busted by York Regional Police. More than $1 million in cash was seized, as well as 11 firearms.
Trudeau government raises federal debt to $1.45 TRILLION
The debt ceiling will be surpassed by 24 percent this year, with the debt ceiling having been set just three years ago under the Borrowing Authority Act.
BREAKING: Ford announces new restrictions on visitors to long-term care facilities
Visits will be limited to "staff, essential visitors, and essential caregivers only," to slow the spread of the virus.